Business/economics
Boston takes the top spot followed by Atlanta and Seattle in WalletHub's annual report.
In complex energy projects, technical excellence alone is not enough—successful delivery depends on disciplined execution skills such as scope clarity, realistic scheduling, stakeholder coordination, and proactive risk management, particularly for young professionals turning concepts into real-world results.
The event on 14 January in Houston will bring together leading economists and industry leaders and will debut the North American edition of Energython, “Molecule to Megabyte,” a business case challenge for students focused on gas-to-data-center solutions.
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The editor-in-chief provides an overview of this issue of TWA, which focuses on independent oil and gas companies, drawing contrasts with major oil companies. -
Perspective from TWA’s editor on the importance of unconventional oil and gas sources, which are the focus of this issue.
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University of Houston professor W. John Lee discusses the economics, regulations, and politics surrounding shale development.
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Unconventional oil and gas resources offer new challenges for the industry and great opportunities for young professionals.
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To give some perspective on the development of unconventional resources (UCRs), several industry leaders shared some of their thoughts on the rapidly expanding field.
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A conversation with Paal Kibsgaard, Schlumberger chief executive officer about his company, his career, and the outlook for unconventionals.
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2012 SPE President Ganesh Thakur offers his “unconventional” views.
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Most young professionals surveyed work on oil-related projects. What are the differences for gas development and what opportunities exist?
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The authors review the reasons for capturing CO2 and possible applications such as enhanced recovery and sequestration.
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Is there a correlation between innovation/creativity and age? How young professionals can stimulate innovation.
